Date Picker: reactive Web Component in JavaScript

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  1. viewmill

    Transform jsx/tsx files to reactive views in js/ts to use in Web Components, insert into DOM or integrate with other libraries/frameworks

    In this tutorial we're going to implement such picker as a web component, using viewmill to make the entire reactive view from just one JSX file without React or something.

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  3. esbuild

    An extremely fast bundler for the web

    To bundle our code in this example we're going to use esbuild, because it's fast and easy to use.

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